Minnesota Faces Extreme Cold, Hazardous Travel Conditions

This weekend, Minnesota is bracing for extreme cold and hazardous weather conditions. Northeastern regions, including Duluth, may experience temperatures as low as -7°F and wind chills dropping to -30°F, prompting warnings from the National Weather Service about frostbite risks and treacherous travel. The Fargo-Moorhead area will also face severe cold, with temperatures potentially reaching 20 degrees below zero, combined with high winds creating dangerous conditions on the roads. Residents are advised to limit outdoor activities, check heating systems, and prepare emergency supplies. Additionally, the annual Winter Chill event in St. Cloud will take place despite the cold, offering family-friendly activities such as skiing and sledding. Participants are encouraged to dress warmly and bring their own equipment if possible.